Bags:
Billingham Hadley Small Pro
This is my main camera bag for street photography, perfectly sized to carry my A7 IV with either two prime lenses or one zoom lens. It’s compact, stylish, and most importantly, not immediately recognizable as a camera bag, which helps me stay low profile and less of a target for potential thieves. What truly sets this bag apart, though, is its build quality. Hand-stitched and designed for durability, it’s resistant to rain, keeping my gear bone dry even through the heaviest downpours in Singapore.
Peak Design Everyday Messenger
Versatile, stylish, and built for both work and play, this bag pulls double duty as my school bag and a compact camera hauler. When I need to carry more gear than usual but not quite enough to warrant my backpack, the Everyday Messenger strikes the perfect balance. Its intuitive design, adjustable dividers, and quick-access features make it a great companion for days when I need to be nimble yet prepared. Whether it's notebooks and a laptop or my A7 IV and a couple of lenses, this bag adapts effortlessly to my needs.
Versatile, stylish, and built for both work and play, this bag pulls double duty as my school bag and a compact camera hauler. When I need to carry more gear than usual but not quite enough to warrant my backpack, the Everyday Messenger strikes the perfect balance. Its intuitive design, adjustable dividers, and quick-access features make it a great companion for days when I need to be nimble yet prepared. Whether it's notebooks and a laptop or my A7 IV and a couple of lenses, this bag adapts effortlessly to my needs.
Peak Design Everyday Backpack 30l
I primarily use the Everyday Backpack for my travels or days when I need to carry more lenses. The build quality is outstanding, which is why the brand has earned such a strong following. Its large, expandable storage capacity makes it perfect for longer trips, and the ability to lock the zippers to the side of the bag offers an added layer of security, helping prevent theft. Like the Hadley Small Pro, this bag doesn't look like a typical camera bag, making it even more discreet. The adjustable dividers inside allow me to configure the space however I need, which is why I even use it for school. It’s become an all-around essential in my gear lineup.
Camera strap:
Peak Design Slide Lite Strap
When I first started using cameras, I stuck to the straps that came in the box, convinced it wasn’t worth investing in an upgrade. But after months of hearing from friends and much internal debate, I finally decided to give the Peak Design Slide Lite Strap a try—and it turned out to be one of the best purchases I’ve made. The strap offers incredible versatility, making it much easier to switch between wearing it around my neck and across my body. It’s comfortable, sleek, and has truly enhanced my shooting experience, making it a staple in my setup.
Camera Clip:
Peak Design Capture Clip
Mounted on the right strap of my Everyday Backpack, the Capture Clip has been one of the best investments in my gear. It provides a quick and secure way to carry my camera without having to fumble through my bag, saving me precious time when a shot presents itself unexpectedly. It’s become an essential part of my setup, allowing me to keep my hands free while always having my camera within reach for those fleeting moments.
